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Message: [QUOTE="pokerpick311, post: 4270255, member: 119682"] You should read articles such as bet sizes, hand ranges and very important odds and outs, mathematical probabilities. I leave you some information. OUTS It is called in this way to the cards of the deck that help you improve your hand and that, probably, make you take the pot, because you have linked the best play. You have A3s and the flop is 7s 9o ks. A first look leads us to think that we have not linked even a couple, although we have two options to get a very strong hand as is the color. If the dealer discovers a heart on the fourth or fifth street, we will have succeeded, unless a card is doubled, the best hand. We know that a poker deck has 52 cards. Each suit, therefore, consists of 13 cards. If two are in our possession and there are two others on the flop, we know that there are still 9 hearts left in the deck. Those nine cards that are still to come, and that serve to complete our hand, are called outs. Therefore, in this situation we have 9 outs. Example of a staircase project: You have j10s and the flop is 6QK. Any Ace of the deck and any 9 complete your ladder, which gives us a total of 8 outs. PROBABILITIES AND ODDS There is a very simple way to calculate the probabilities that we have of improving our hand with the common cards. This percentage is called odds. The probability of completing a project in the following letter can be deduced from multiplying by two our outs. The formula would be as follows: (number of outs) x2. Example of a color project on the turn: We take the example of the color project we have done previously. Our hand is A3S and the flop is 7s 9 ks. We know we have nine outs. Therefore, we use the formula and multiply our outs (9) x2 = 18%. [/QUOTE]

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